The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-07

III the Fifth ward lDvorakt ami he
alderman ~ the Sixth ward. are de-
featcd, CouuOr's majority .- less tnau
900.
THE TOTAL VOTE
fer mayor is; Roche republican,
5i.OsJ.
Nelson, labor, 22,Sls.
Koche's majority, 2S.24l.
FATALLY sHoT.
In the row late last night, grow my
out OF too enthusiastic celebration
~ the republican victory, n young
man named Grove was fatally shot
bv = bartender. The bartender we .
arrcstcr.
VERY SNAIL.
81 LoCts. April -ApproXimatcIy
accurate, figure, show tnat for The
council, or upper house Of the mu.
niolpa assembly, the republicans
elected five member aud the demD.
crate two that the lower house viii
stand, fourteen democrats TO ten
republicans a.d independent demo
Gratis. aud one experimentation The
vote WAS very small only abOu; 900
ballots having been cast.
STEP UPWARD.
NINSFAroLs, kpr. \pril o. Mrs
Lucy johnson. vito OF Associate Jus.
ticc johnson OF the state supreme
court, was elected 10 the board If cd- .
ucAtiou to-day
o9TLN-uLE HE-rLr
CmcAoo. April 6.-m aldermen
yesterday trr ustcn-iblc result is the
election of u republicans, democrats
and one labor mss. Ihcu.W council
will stand with hold over adcrmcn
republicans 20 democrat, 40, labor
!. In the
ToWN OF LAKE,
the law and order party achieved
complete victory, clccting It's entire
ticket, bN an average majority OF
about 800 Other suburban. towns
went largely republican. The leader
of the
ENIGIIrs OF LABOR
are, NJ rulc very much dj-gustcd ~
the result Ia M interview uiiutcd
this morning. one of them SAYS: "rl
tell YOU, the req llNg mas tho bo-t Ot
u-. and We Will never have guy sue
cess, ~ ~ party, until We get rid OF
the rormist-. The committee OF
twenty-five will meet ON Ihur-dAl
evening, aud wc Will settle this qucs-
uon finally then. rho mbor pnrty
must hereafter tight on labor i--uc-
only. Wcmust pot our feet upon lhc
socialists and the whole crowd Of red
nAg ngitator-. or there l. no hope for
rs. / repeat, that the red dag WAS the
cause of our dricnt. The people will
not tolerate anarchy, socialism or
communism. but we Viii settle this
question ON Thursday evening We
must aud will wash our hnmds of the
red Nag aud compel the socialists 90
take "A back scat.
ARKANSAS CuA.
Kansas ems AnriI e. TN, vntn
for m,,,of. Yesterday Resulted Az fol
lows. kunut rrnublicau. Il 3Gg Wor-
than. pcmocrnt' 3Iat; WEIGH. labor
1gy5 me rrnuhlicun. elected tho .,.r.
tire cit, ticket cNceut the trra,uroI
and four alderman The democrat,
elected the treasurer and four alder
men. The labor party get two nldcr
men in those ward, where there were.
no oppo-iug candidate. Thr h,hor
votes were drawn chiefly from the
democrats
..,,.......,,.,..
NEW ORR April b.-Ihc morning
paper, comment NJ great length Oh
the result OF the western election,
Ihc sun say "Cinclnnatl aud Chi
cAgo are among the most important
cItios OF tho union. Naturally they
are both strongly democratic. and
Vet, IN either ot them the democratic
party apn'Hr, to be either utterly do
moraI'Icd or badly overwhelmed. II
ma! be snid mat the dfiuo'raiIc par
~ has been
Wlrtp ol
M Chicago and crushed ia CihcIunA
,.trn,',n j." XoIh1n,',nn N,mnnt H.
hoiJ tIa,n"l,.. ir,I.r. hal i..,an au
earnest nn,on,romi.ine .nir,t In
nrn.idonr, an ,nruos, ur.',nrrn
5ni.in', Io;nocrat,c .nir., ,,nulJ Layo
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